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Early Autism Intervention
December 26, 2012
You have to recognize when the right place and the right time fuse and take advantage of that opportunity. There are plenty of opportunities out there. You can't sit back and wait.
-Ellen Metcalf
-Ellen Metcalf
"The Early Start Denver Model combines play-based, developmental, relationship-based approaches and the teaching methods of applied-behavioral analysis. The study found that children who received the intervention showed greater brain activation when viewing faces rather than objects, a response typical of the non-autistic children in the study, and the opposite of children with autism who received other interventions."
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Displaying All 2 CommentsAuthor Understanding Children and Family With Autism
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I would like to tell you about a new book on Autism that I’ve written This book is called Understanding Children and Families with Autism Spectrum Disorders http://sbpra.com/ReneeSilverberg/
United States
The sad thing is early intervention is so important, but in many areas just not available, usually due to funding issues. My grandson received 2 hours of occupational therapy a week for one school year and 45 minutes a quarter of speech therapy. Woefully inadequate and so vital to children's healthy development. Famillies who cannot afford to pay for services out of pocket have few resources.
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